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Stop downloading unnecessary gigabytes. Use SVN sparse checkouts and sticky depth settings to manage large monolithic repositories without sacrificing disk space.
Stop downloading gigabytes of unnecessary data. Learn how to use SVN sparse checkouts and depth controls to optimize your local workspace in large monolithic repositories.
Stop downloading gigabytes of unnecessary data. Learn how to use SVN sparse checkouts and --set-depth to optimize your local workspace in monolithic repositories.
Apache Subversion supports sparse checkouts via the --depth option, allowing a working copy to track only a subset of the repository tree. This is typically managed using svn update --set-depth to toggle between empty , files , immediates , and infinity . A challenge arises when performing merges into a working copy configured with sparse depth settings. Bec